OFCCP Audit Enforcement Trend: How to Assess the Effectiveness of Outreach EffortsUnder the (not so new) veteran and disability regulations, federal contractors and subcontractors must establish seven percent disability goals and a veteran hiring benchmark in their affirmative action plans. In this first “transition” year, OFCCP has ...Read more on Recruiting Trends OFCCP update: proposed [...]
The Office of Federal Contractor Compliance Programs (“OFCCP”) published its employment discrimination complaint form in 5 additional languages. The complaint form, is available on OFCCP’s website and is now available in French, Spanish, Korean, Vietnamese and Chinese. The employment discrimination complaint form was previously only available in English.read more
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) issued a revised version of its proposal to expand pay data collection from federal contractors and other employers with more than 100 workers on July 14, 2016. The revised proposal extends the date date of the 1st required EEO-1 report to incorporate W-2 wage and salary reports.Initially published [...]
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As the regulatory landscape for federal contractors becomes more grueling to traverse and OFCCP audits become more invasive, companies need to ensure, now more than ever, that their managers clearly understand what their affirmative action obligations are. In order to assist human resource teams with guidance on getting their managers “onboard” and involved with their [...]
Remarkable technological, economic and cultural changes have had a profound impact on the economy and the workforce in recent years, spawning new industries and revolutionizing old ones. As the American workplace continues to evolve, one of its most valued benefits is flexibility – a feature demanded by the modern workforce. Never before have workers had [...]
On Friday, January 29, 2016 the EEOC made an announcement proposing a revision to the EEO-1 Report that would require employers to report to the federal government the number of hours worked and summary pay (that will be grouped in “pay bands” established by the EEOC) broken down by gender, ethnicity and race. The additional [...]
Better Data Equals Greater Pay EqualityBy Secretary Tom Perez, Jenny R. Yang and Valerie Jarrett on January 29, 2016 Credit: Ben Bloom via Getty ImagesFederal law has banned pay discrimination since 1963. But more than 50 years later, many in the American workplace − because of their sex, race or ethnicity − don’t get equal pay [...]
Proposed rulemaking updates nondiscrimination and equal opportunity regulations of Workforce Innovation and Opportunity ActWASHINGTON – The workforce development system is the backbone of job training in the U.S. It provides millions of jobseekers and workers the opportunity to learn new skills and obtain new and better jobs. The system also serves a critical role in [...]
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